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Post-UTME Screening Practice Tests for Universities

After JAMB comes the university's own test. Rehearse it with short, fast CBT papers built around each school your candidates chose.

Post-UTME is the screening Nigerian universities run after the UTME for candidates who chose them and met their cut-off. JAMB sets a national minimum UTME score, 150 for universities for the 2026/2027 session, but each university and department can set its own, often higher, mark. The screening differs from school to school: many hold a short computer-based test on the candidate's UTME subjects, some add general knowledge or current affairs, and some screen on UTME and O'level results with no test at all. Admission is then decided on an aggregate that combines the UTME score with the screening or O'level score, using each university's own formula.

Run by

Each university, on its own schedule

Who can sit

Candidates at or above the school's UTME cut-off

JAMB minimum

150 for universities (2026/2027 session)

Format

Varies by school, often a short CBT

Post-UTME subjects & question papers

The UTME subject combination

Questions on the same four subjects the candidate wrote for JAMB, usually fewer and faster, so speed and accuracy matter more than breadth.

English and comprehension

Grammar, vocabulary, sentence completion and short passages, which most screening papers include whatever the course.

General knowledge and current affairs

Nigerian history and civics, recent national and world events, and facts about the university itself, which some schools add.

Quantitative reasoning

Percentages, ratios, simple arithmetic and number series of the kind found in general aptitude sections.

Free Post-UTME practice

Questions your students can work through today, alongside the tests you set.

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Paste a topic and generate exam-ready questions with AI, or upload your own. Auto-grade with negative marking, share via a link, and rank students city-wide.

Why teachers use MegaExams for Post-UTME

One practice pack per university

Build a separate test series for each school your candidates picked, so a UNILAG hopeful and an ABU hopeful each drill the screening that matters to them.

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Short-paper speed drills

Turn on a per-question timer and each question locks and moves on after the seconds you choose, the habit a short screening paper rewards.

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Fair, timed sittings

Schedule the paper to open and close at set times, auto-submit when time runs out, and flag anyone who leaves full screen or switches tabs.

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Scores ready for your aggregate sheet

Export every candidate's score to a spreadsheet and combine it with their UTME result using the weights your target university publishes.

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Frequently asked questions

For the 2026/2027 session JAMB kept 150 as the minimum UTME score for universities. Each university and course can set a higher mark, so read the school's own screening notice.
No. Many run a computer-based screening test, while others screen on UTME and O'level results only. The admission notice for that year tells you which.
There is no single national formula. Each university combines the UTME score with its screening score or O'level grades using its own weights, published with its admission notice.
Yes. Put the papers in a course and share its link. Anyone with the link can join, and you can see who has started and how each candidate scored.
Yes. Tutors and centres build and run screening practice at no cost, for any number of candidates.

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